Anime Crossover: I Became a Hollow from the Start

Ulquiorra was a pure white humanoid with only sight among his five senses. He was born deep in a cave in Hueco Mundo. He was ostracized because his appearance and sex were different from his own kind - all of his kind were pitch black, with glowing eyes and mouths. Later, he left the cave alone and wandered around Hueco Mundo. During his wandering, he saw a strange white bush and decided to bury himself in nothingness. As he walked into the object, the mask that originally covered his face automatically broke apart, transforming into something similar to the later Arrancar. … Brother, please understand the background. Xiaowu's talent is too strong. He has never even killed or devoured Xu. His talent is only comparable to that of Uncle Wolf. Don't set his starting limit so low.

In the original work, the sword spirit will betray you, but the protagonist of your plot and setting obviously has no memory from the sword spirit's perspective, but is unilaterally obtained by the sword spirit, including traveling through past lives. Doesn't he have the same nature as the old man with the ring? Just changed the gender. Duxu started the game, and the broken jade had been embedded in his chest for who knows how many years. Why did it happen that Hao Lu was causing trouble?

You don't even know the level of Xu?? Authors of low-level fiction and advanced fiction can check Baidu

Isn't this kind of upgrade volume more suitable for future use? It requires little experience in the early stage, and you can level up just by killing some monsters. In the later stage, you need a lot of experience to level up slowly. This kind of use at level 1 feels like the operation of a nouveau riche.

It's said to be a comprehensive comic, but it's still a death sentence even now.

The writing is quite good, but it is too bland and lacks passion. When I read it, I felt that there was no useful content.

We think Xiao Wu is still handsome wearing half a mask??

Don't just update it once a day.

Commentary on Chapter 29: Continuous Killings in "Comprehensive Manga: Beginning Becomes a Void" written by Zhan Jie.

Commentary on Chapter 171 of "Comprehensive Manga: The Beginning Becomes a Void" written by Zhan Jie and the Final Chapter.